Tunable Splitting Ratio of Optical Fiber Ring Resonator for Sensing Application

Rui Dong Yin; Jing Zhang; Can Can Du; Xiao Guang Wang; Zhong Fan Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.563.153

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Tunable Splitting Ratio of Optical Fiber Ring Resonator for Sensing Application

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We investigate three conditions of optical fiber ring resonator. The tunable central light intensity of ring resonator can be realized through adjusting the dynamic variation of splitting ratio on the conditions of over-coupling, under-coupling and active-coupling. Especially in active-coupling case, we can get the large intensity at the resonant frequency with increase in splitting ratio in smaller range. This property can be used for sensing application and other fields.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 563)

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Rui Dong Yin, Jing Zhang*, Can Can Du, Xiao Guang Wang, Zhong Fan Liu

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Coupling State, Optical Fiber Ring Resonator, Optical Sensor

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